Sharp Returns to Profitability, Despite Lower Sales
Sharp Corporation of Japan today reported financial results for its complete fiscal year and fourth quarter…
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Record Financial Results for Fujifilm’s Fiscal Year
Overall results were very good, although there was some weakness in the Office Solutions’ segment for Fujiilm Business Innovation.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Ending Energy Star Energy-Conservation Program
According to The New York Times and other sources, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be shutting down the......
This Week in Imaging: Xerox Discusses How it’s Coping with U.S. Tariffs
Company says it expects to incur some $50 million in costs due to tariffs.
Xerox Reports Bleak First Quarter, and Updates on Pending Lexmark Acquisition
Xerox today reported financial results for its first quarter, reporting revenue of $1.46 billion, down 3.0 percent year-over-year…
Almost Half of Supply-Chain Leaders Say Companies Will Pass Tariff Costs on to Customers
According to a recent survey by market-research firm Gartner, Inc., 45 percent of supply-chain leaders anticipate passing costs to their......
Canon Assesses Cost of U.S. Tariffs, Impact on U.S. Dealers
U.S. dealers will see price increases, but company overall will not be severely affected.
This Week in Imaging: Update on Trade War and Impact on Printer/Copier Industry
This week finds us at an impasse in the U.S.-China trade war. The U.S. asserts that it’s “actively” negotiating tariffs with China…
Konica Minolta Forecasting Losses, But Expects Return to Profitability with Structural Reforms
Losses related to divestment of several business units and impairment charges.
Canon Reports its Highest-Ever Sales for its First Quarter
Canon Inc. of Tokyo, Japan, today reported financial results for its first quarter, which ended on March 31, 2025. The......
Epson Rolls Out New Wide-Format Printers for Signage, Graphic-Arts Applications
Epson America today launched three new wide-format printers designed for signage printing and even vehicle wraps…
This Week in Imaging: Can 3D-Printing Help Bring Manufacturing Back to the U.S.?
As the U.S. wages tariff war on practically every country in the world – practically on China – the outlook......
This Week in Imaging: Share Prices for Some Document-Imaging Companies Weathering Trade War Better
Japan-based companies’ share prices appear to weather market tumble better, and many may benefit from new free trade agreements with China and South Korea.
Ricoh Launches New A3 Copier/MFPs with Unique Document-Scanner Technology
In the past with traditional copier/MFPs, if you wanted to scan plastic ID cards or more fragile documents, you had to place the item by hand…
Konica Minolta Leadership Discusses Tariffs, New Dealer Agreement
On April 4th, Konica Minolta Business Solutions U.S.A. held an online press conference…
This Week in Imaging: U.S. Slams World – and Document-Imaging Industry – with New Tariffs
For companies that say they’ve balanced the locations of their manufacturing sites to minimize tariffs, these new tariffs make it impossible to do so, particularly since most Southeast Asian countries were hit with the new tariffs.
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